Week 70: The 2025 Arkansas State Net Farm Income Projection is Adjusted $850 Million Downward in its Fall Revision
Ep. 70 The 2025 Arkansas State Net Farm Income Projection is Adjusted $850 Million Downward in its Fall Revision
Arkansas’s 2025 net farm income was revised down by $850 million, and in this episode Hunter Biram and Ryan Loy break down what’s driving the shift. Wet spring conditions cut rice and soybean acres, delayed and smaller disaster payments pulled income even lower, and only modest livestock gains helped offset the decline. They also look ahead to 2026, where most crop margins remain negative, but updated safety-net provisions offer a bit more stability for soybeans, corn, and peanuts.
Week 69: Developing a Market Plan in the Post-Harvest Window
Ep. 69 Developing a Market Plan in the Post-Harvest Window
With harvest wrapping up across much of the Midsouth, today’s episode looks at how pre-harvest marketing strategies can guide decision-making after the crop is in the bin. Dr. Ryan Loy is joined by Dr. Andrew McKenzie and Mr. Scott Stiles to discuss how to adapt pre-harvest marketing plans for the post-harvest window, factoring in storage costs, breakevens, and recent export-driven price moves in soybeans.
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